dsh-skill-manager
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install Thomas-key/dsh-skill-manager
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Install it in DeepSeek Harness by running dsh plugin install Thomas-key/dsh-skill-manager; full source is at https://github.com/Thomas-key/dsh-skill-manager
About this plugin
DeepSeek Harness loads skills directly from the filesystem but ships no management surface at all: you cannot see which skills are installed, nor can you turn one off. dsh-skill-manager closes that gap with a zero-dependency, lightweight plugin that makes skill state visible and controllable at a glance.
Three core capabilities: skills_list enumerates every filesystem skill with its enabled state and a one-line description; skills_toggle enables or disables any skill instantly with no restart; and a built-in Settings page labelled Skills provides the same list and toggles in the web UI. Toggling simply renames SKILL.md to SKILL.md.disabled and never touches the skill content itself, so the model-visible catalog updates immediately.
With one or two skills the plugin is a nice-to-have; with a dozen or more and a need to switch visibility on the fly, it becomes essential. It is aimed at developers who rely heavily on custom filesystem skills in DSH and want precise, session-level control over their agent workflow.
Use Cases
- List and toggle multiple filesystem skills on or off mid-session
- Visually review all installed skills and their availability via the Settings page
- Hide irrelevant skills per task context to reduce noise in the model-visible catalog
Best For
- Developers stacking many custom filesystem skills who need fine-grained visibility control
- Users who want zero-restart skill toggling for flexible DSH workflows
- People who prefer zero-dependency plugins that never modify skill content
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